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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
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PATIENCE.

A, look thou largely, with ienient eyes,
On what so beside thee may creep and cling,
For the possible glory that underlies
The passing phrase Of tho meanest thing!
What If Gods great angels, whose waiting love.
Beholdeth our pitiful life Yellow,
From the holy height Of their heaven above,
Couldn't bear with the worm till the wing
should grow!
-Adeline Whitney.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
Grand Clearing Sale ! !
Mrs. NJ. KLENTZ

VIII SELL until all sold Hats from pc to 81 worth
twice the money. Hand knit all wool hoods. Sc
and SOC. full line Of Cloaks, Underwear. Corsets
Bustle Handkerchefs. Gloves. Ostrich Feathers,
Birds, Wings Ribbons, Velvets, Pushes Astra-
chans. Ladies come early TO secure bargains.
N, KLENTZ.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

To, our many friends who have favored Is With
he r patronage for the last thirteen years tender
sincere thanks. and 70 those with whom Il has
OF been Sood fortune TO deal. would say that
giving Us Trial we VIII guarantee good goods and
erfect satisfaction
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
a commercial drummer OF my acQus

A CONTINENTAL drummer OF my acQuaint-
ance who studies each fire escape with an
interest born of several exciting scenes
assures me that the best fire escape in the
world can be tucked away in ones pocket
and carried in a travelling bag. Ii con-
sists simply of a strong hemp cord. with
knots every few feet When the fire
breaks out tie one end TO your bedstead
and throw the other end out os the win
dow: the chances are ninety-nine in a
hundred that nothing will interfere with
IN easy descent Eagle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
To Get Kid of Refuse

Ten thousand families in New York are
said to make away with their vegetable
refuse by burning it in their kitchen
range. An effort is being made TO extend
the practice. ard if il is successful New
York Will probably be the cleanest city in
the WORLD. Chicago Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

There is no truth in the report that the
famous Bridge Street House. OF this city Is
about 10 change hands. The report, no
doubt, came from the fact, thstthe energetic
and prosperous proprietor OF that popular
hostelrie has recently pCrcnssei the sin-
clair Block, formerly the Nell House, now
known ss the Hustled House. on Canal-st-
This purchase was purely q property in
vestment, and viii continue TO be, as here
tofore. leased and occupied for business pur-
poses. The pGiTcus ana lends OF the
Bridge Street House viii be grauned u
know thst there will be no change in the
proprietorship Of their fsvorite hotel But
on The contrary. that tie genial host 1r. ).
B. Britain will continue 10 cater TO the re-
quireInents Of the public. and tbai his eve'
Cbliging and charming wife, will conilnus
10 preside over the dining rooms and look
after the comforts of guests. "a Al lnier
view with Mr. Britain. he said. "Ioo mas
cay tbzl have iust made q new lease i0'
the Bfidge Street House for six years. and
shall make extensive Improvements Ia At 4
abu-t tse hous- To- TIE further comfort
convenience, Of guest. and patrons. and
,ha, ! tender ny besuieit thanks 70 nus
friends for their liberal patronage and
words Of kindly approval
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

Mr. sn1 Mrs.. Geo X Nelson isa yestsr-
tsy Err hickory N G.
.fss seYmo1r Is Al spriag LAKE the guest
81 h.as -st.er 1aql1rc.
I.s A - ua-ne- % Dltt0n. Is visiting
tisn tsst rieke-sl.
g. H Bake went "a KaismsrlO yestef-
daT sat V. return Salu-d -dsy
A. F-rlsrka leaves this morning for
Eis EsDiGs ON business trip.
g arse simmons bas gone to Chicago
Were ae vii srgsgs IN business.
Mre Hil Naasr. who has h~sn visiting
in tais city. aas returned 70 Port Huron.
Ne Mafov 8 recovering from AZ recent
Illness aat all resume business Ia fes
daqs
Mrs B Fisher. os Mantua. Ohio. is
visit eg her sister "a ihis ci-y 70 ii5 Aati-
s11 ave.
aiein s Noble and his SOD Percy. Of Elk
Bagii- sre -ns guests of Frank +. Chase. of
1l- otisEHst-
Ms0seer Dag ~ ths Wonderland. viii
sps.- als n...-glu ner vacation az 81. Paul
Sal S. na-troIs
rrlfel 3'a "a District Attorney G,1Nin
rst rrs3 ssferiay from Nfes Erd .efs las
cverisg fsr sal.s .is Marie.
Fr1r o. .itals. lafe wiff fhe Unfed
STATES press fuunenT ats sn 8 CLERK
ship NItL I'D. Ls4lsri S0ur s. -.
Fral sni WsL Wuxau-r. aaf Z1ch.
A.dr.sn tai.sa f-sn NsE srx tDr l.ivsr-
EooI ag zoe steamship Asrcua. rss srdly.
Frers rs--id q lbs Grsn l. a.ds IA
rraFrr company a. Wills g. hVetli.
ass- E'n Cd asaias.ou 90 Uiiusss the
Naunl. tf'fs }tt
N ...s ..a arT r.r... 81 sho rft-h
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

Toe case OF Charles Adams. charged with
burglary aad iaTeeny. Is occupying the at
lention OF tie Superior Court Jetse Nont-
somery, Of the OFenit Court. pFssidlDg.
Adams Is charged with stealing three Ante
delavi.n caleksns lroaa llenry Il Asysmith.
4nd VA tired once before for the same Of
fonse. Ali the Witnesses exeepI tso, Oh tie
side of tie prosecution, gave their tesi-
m0ny Yesterday One q, these i ex Sasril
LYMAN 1. AlEney. A subpoena vas served
on rim % be present yesterday. but iasiexd
q coming he went 10 Sparta 10 see the
races. A bench warrant wss issued fOg
him and be will pr00ably be a alowed 70 pay
FOR his iofgetfulncss when court Opens this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25
aTnls ahon, Slcs yverl..

Now as Spring IS here. and everybody
changes their clothing ! would advise vou,
Il Won have snY work ia Cleaning sDd dFe-
iur. 20 take such where you csn Ee. tue
t,asf work done ~ the lowest pTi-es. such s
place = the "Oid sod RELIABLE Eagis Steam
Dye Hon.e. 10. = Cansl-sf
NB Binding lining and repairing ..
cents clofhir- j. done with The utmost ri
neainess and durability. which j. proven
beyond GcubL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25
FsoSrlEs pAssos ronoRaov


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AZ fas. ~ the se>xussaAs - sas srest
80 u~ss
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ssss shs = sffesss , zesspsniss ~ Aasss
Fassfsusas ssleszs1 isssss. Ns1sseyss ssd
aipsetrosas. Ths q sewiax - ss shs -.
ss Il sss waa w>sI eeDtlaesst - ths pse-
eessieo. Fgss fSls fa3isa. - sl.sssa
gspFeseats - ~ pftelIss b2rksf ssn. seat
lf~ sn.af sad zsiag<f saes wsth eis sss
ifte see4ssssef rs srss ss sra rs fsafif
a1aaes ths l,Issssaf thsE - sesa : cess
ss,Y bzssa nl.s.ste-f 1eane he~s psuase
iN1sssa "a So o. al 49, f4sihefs Abtsssls
ts4Ners Ns4asnes "a As4lgsa
ls.aes ssxe afses 80 drove
Bcsaae Cres - exeg8ks RsekF NauutsIss.
grsiae s-eosnsf elsfed iske- fosk -
Bas fnsYenns iaAisn cbi4f feA3~ea -
tssu4bsFs 80 als tfirs testax ~tta 41sir
teusa1awks S1u tss.s sHd Non44tbs Ia
1ts4s tu nseatt4rsi Wsr 52th cest1E4S
aaies ol BE aila West. CONSISTING ~ q
xroap 81 western Siris who eea rise aaa
sEoos sqaAl b kay usa. sarYiyofs - osD-
era C4slsrs cavalry fekiulsaE
Ihen TIE 4zext 1era " tseaty ys fSf
foFmlax sieph4Bts. - tbe soszsoas e2xes
cbxriols aaa Asnds9sue togses sna T,oslls.
oslong ng le ths circas appear. ioiloNea ~
the leading ls4ss Ana gentlemen e.tksatly
coztnmed an1 .loEnte1 GA tkoF0uk atfe<i
befses. Tie ssseFzi ceisc anlsEts Nili ssea
os accompanies oy = bsud Il a. 4s.e. az
al iE~ sTe4l attractions ~ the shos. wosch
have delighted sos Giles OF Ass Aork
fhilsdelptis. bAiiiIsofe, Washington and
Chicse0. VII bs seen here ia Grand ksplds
without any ahridssmenL No other Nlid
West exhibition comes here tAis season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

Oncers and every member OF Custer Re
lief Corps 10 =. is requested to be present
AZ tie meeting towOTrOT afternoon. ~ 2
o'clock sharp. az their ball. 81 North lon.4-
81. 90 complete arrangements FOR Dec0rs
tion Day, snd every lady whose application
aas been accepted will please report for
initiation By Order of the Presid-at. Mrs.
l. l. kupiOLs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

taeir sncere thsnks 90 rrcF a RI Smiss.
81 rrentr b. fes useu ees3 cf ths cltss
rrn nreeerfs.i The iora .rsate. s7i other
bird friends wte rara fae.r So f1nce sn1
sympathy - the lass ssi r.es os ths.r son.
E. m lane ei Ler.- Ils l
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

The partnership herrtoiors existing BE-
tween c. V Doan and II. i. Long uuder
the hrm name OF Dosa & Loag. /, this daT
mutually dissolved hg iuntlal consent. sir.
e. v Dlsn continuing iAe business All
liabilities o. the trm will be setued b. q.
Y. DoAn, who is tie oGly person eriho-izs !
10 settle accounts due ths hrm. Al ac-
counts due the hfnl must be paid 70
G. Y. D0AS.
Nav 9th ISL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25
May 24th 1ss7.

T. H. Oh len IS basiiy engaged in NOV
ing from his old = ace 30 - Can4i-s., 10
his old undertaking rooms hrs. door east II
Wurzburg.s dry goods store, on Crescent
ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

PIFrROwICZ -Acci3etts'ly killed IA this
CRY ga N0nd4g Nay 81 l,.l sylvester. SOFA a.
air and 4f.. stanley I1e'lswl-t. Sgd yean end
Z I4ollls
Funeral * = O'Clock ih's afternoon frola the
resiience ol the pareats 55 F-gh-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

r',e ve.'lieg 81 a. a. efsorrs F7erhsrt
k.,.,x xsessr fr psfkias 3 Co -ns Hssz
Lille Rorstfr rrs ~ ft- cssrlnf~r aai' -
q ths West site. - anae1ncei % taks
Rss~s tais zsexssnk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25
NENSD0YS' JUBILEE
Ths Cnicaks @esf Gives Msey -sn-
srsas q Thssa = Treat al
tas CiFS4s


Fnen ~ = $50 Asa
Ias sa.las 1sy sss sas nsssaoFs. TIE
E4f is zass tl tsks l1sa - So Pure
ssasl 3 c.r1as l1is sssa-ns fasrs SO as
q .eess.s8 asaaef - 3r4ss oaai trsas-
sassasies .a3 a. As uaiaFa la.eFoss-
neata sn.ci4i asrsggensaas naFs os~a
1sss .dF sas sseoa1s.is.lsa ~ las soFs. tat
~ Fsr4aasza a.il sss iaas sAsF 1srs xeoi
s-a1s aas al ias nsau. pnY.ies-s AT tm'
naaities slsFsltssi a - tas eoas-ata,sion.
Sesasal a8airsa sil pros4ai4 es IA tsas.
TIE 4ill = psspa-si - tzxs al ths lsssa-
u4te nsEsasgs aadsr IS ~iass tasT
n1sf h4fe ssod llus toaixht Tas pro
asssisn .ssil So be ~oria tas satire psioe
u aln. ss.ea a. ii niss into ne sreas care s
fsat Hsc- IS Es~sa1g's dssafa. dasaat
ssls..ia,f flf ta,s aec .siea - c--s " t-s
-4fe.i 9.ez ~ tAs asit
sas sasa - 1atau ~ lsi islt.
Az a. 80 fles1 alt .s-f
eaeks4 f. asI rl.s "a. ssH 41f F-t@
-aa -.ill. 60 s.ie 80 Fa-sf 1e- a. -.
All BIS .-l l--ss --9fe
A ssfs. z8-4 tal. 'ol sas Arab ~ilA
soseI ~ 9Fa All fTtza
snzts asa aesf..ira. "a. aer s7Hie
sHF g.. ulafal aa ler ~ ne ~4l-s
saa E4felsd b. ST. p.as y1Ili1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

AR1 re feis her preFnee aaf te4ri her voice.
A. s1e tent q ~ l.- nlr1 be So.
Ag1 n- vfa. CO aef se-a 1l H3s1raus grace
a "a Use aar arealh 0D hls tussy face,
A. hes warm Ups sweet ant red
Thcsi he he'll 40 bis hands % catch the dfes
Ufn.s a4sel o. hell her fhere.
Bet - pa. .s-i them asii- Eitl - earrss
Al ulrnuiea wee. sofis 1f ten1rrues5
And ute - q seat.e nraytr
she ro,s sli sl1.shel - cough window sss
Ogi 81 .1-.-a Z .l- g.ts& ir q fat.
And then ne remeIa refet. rlat he aad seen
AZ fhe regs lass "a trl, FAIRY gueeG
Eae sllniar kAld ~ al Scl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

TIE srErrscrLte pfsrIAv.
rp toe rreet came tas nsws5,ys grssi.
Asaly P0las0es matching aheai-
PRoCD aoNsNr
h face s aasAei. hts ewes are bright.
Ps0Gdesf Id "A the town tonight
HswluAsY Bz,RGNs.
Graceful rs fosm. lifhs s-d fair
He stepS IA Il ne % IN martial ar.
rag sSEwY ~ AxsUsH.
sqcin Joe. ia an alley hard by.
Wslled and watched VIII rs WICKED oyo.
BESr UFo~ ceIaE
Watched sor sfsalv win mean intent,
Wateaed in a soIl 0n mischief tent.
FsoGsEss o. rHE rsocEssioS.
steady fae 20. 80 cs1,e asrchiax a ~
n "a lOId hazzsf. tareag sac busy tbEn
Ss,EISe rsE cRIsls
C7ose to the alley. and Eelly then
S ssA a Ia ptIuds>i Os iitte ner.
THs DsEkn AlssNi
Hars' wh-t Vs. thar. On. Sresdiul sound.
Coming - .f from beneath the sroud.
ArAaALTErSs EcI~opz
A fa1nIer clap on = Sunias~s Day
Never classEi hair sue1 Wild GiELl y.
rBE gSsUtr.
sc1.rssd Insult wo-.t fnrttS
oH1i Ir1as .he 4lie5 ihs yst eame-EATJ
sEysSsE
9uick ss . 8fsn yoan 9 s1'y sh1s
l.to ere alvey s1e sla'ng ctgsa-
--SrAr rflr.
Nesfv hft sl~d hfs fsne3r Ttsh hig1,
an.I ae s.a-.e t1a iatp win tts ss....irs ere
Eskos ars-aso
lhr ssar earns OH ic taa Quief Elt
Nar ssw siTn ft1c s.fsssr ags.
gTVEsAL sksEvTfY.
Pence s8d oftles. tll TlrtIs re.xn
n the fa8Ss ei Nsa'Y 5rig sie ag1s.
Ifsr FrNfsHNESr
Hsis Sfai1tF erIs1et su3 it served hin rial
Na cir,als go uo.ain< sof him toaixaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

There has never bssa greater desire on
the part of ne people - C1icag) and sao-
uThs 90 see ciJcus and never greater ssas-
faction over q oio1s performance thsn dar.
cs the past week. Tue crowds az every
persO-mance have bsen simp'y Immense.
and it Is > fs % say that FOrepaugh colld
have drawn EQUALLY large crowds tor anoth
er Week Ths atteniAnca has average
sb0g- ~ 90 persons A. each performance.
or - OC0 each dsT Tie weeks attendance
vi'i nroaso.y figure np over 2O.0yo D-opls.
1Alsls4 Srs.l s6ozin.. and more remark
abe stiii .s ths fscs ma. everybody IS de-
lighted With the psri5f 'suCe. F3repsusa s
circns shonia say ionger IL las certainly :
wcn fsoPclar approval hers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

ereisAfiisr wet s9t rerys,
A girs ~1ts TT ssil
ifke snanii lose BIS hOlt CT sIerye
or rock q lake nlt
Il ley'd al oofae tuinbliug down kerSalesh
nOu the s-w1ust coo-.
An mavpe t1-eDaug1 wold1 Sold
hser1 10 nc'c swoTe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25


Alan ForspsusG bas a warm corner In
bis heart fi- -Ae 9awsbovs iis hts offeo
dfsf-strtei tiessls sri1nx saen hinlssif lie
HEes 90 80 tue rsgsmu'fins oftne large ci itis IS
q. The circns. Thsy sepesr 70 en,ov TIE per-
f0f nance - we'll sad tAeir sapisuss an
riasl1E chesrs inspire t8s performers ~ J
IA : o. swell ne hasfaa. Without saich 40
-ir-us scs conid b Wholly sac ssSfii Not
long so NJ Forepsagh rave free enter
rainrfeus - soous SIX eu1drr'i 60 sbo~s a
rhits.leirh.s. ois h0ue fhirlrg The pr
fa~nanCe. wnen tas xrssf ctregS nisn ~.
aeare.i IN tl- srers, the eoys gave hiai =
uarf-sr ovation after their oEn ce~sitisr
fsshton "Bnliv for Adsm FOrensusa :
at-1mr'~ "Adsm ola SPORT shsSs Alan
a-irx oat Eve 81 IS aerss ihs garden a
Eaeaf" There Eoes our 6-H rsfpuf'
F8repsffxh = zoe ipss cifcas nan snf
eriss IF Ike c1-D elI aasassrT chsrsofsr
Sled tae tens NJ foreuauxh toss tas
ss-taripx fansrks - tbs n0es good natar.
saiF. al aftsrwsrd mads taeai spses1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

bnrksr p8aFs hari % rits.
a. Z tf4iE 10 u
r@su maa $40 fuee Ne tflei
70 uoI1s q hiil xcr bod
Ths - = lzFs.i 81 ssif fighl out
Aul oeut Il ta : 81 rau a.
Al Eae hs st<Ioaf nsa ist ls8I one saoas
AZ H. , lss o. tte slol-1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

A sFfe. zar4 ta1 'oE Eas Arab ~il.l
tozel % .aTe AT frsa
snztl 4a.i "a. il1. "a. ser sni e,
-lt.F 81. ulafal a her ~ ne ~1l-s
sls s4lclsd b. So plas y1ll1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14
LOCAL BREVITHES.

Mr.. Thomas R. Crump and Miss Emma
NJ. Arnel were married at the residence oil
the brides father. Mr.. c. S. Arnell, last
night.
Mr. George c. Wedderburn, formerly OF
this city, has been appointed c tI in
the Interior Department, under the civil
service rules, at salary OF $780,
A colored woman named Minnie Bond
died at Falls Church, on Sunday, at the age
of l2S years. The date of her birth is set
tied by records given her many years ago
by her old master.
benjamin X. Plain, formerly of this city,
has purchased from Zachary 7. Carpenter,
for SPA 700, lots 81 and 80, bounded by 11th
and X streets and Massachusetts, avenue,
northwest, Washington.
The following were elected in Washing
ton yesterday to serve as directors of the
Inland and Seaboard CoastiDg Company for
the ensuing year: wv. Thompson, J. d.
Baxter, VIM Thompson. Samuel Norment
George H. B. White, Nathaniel Wilson,
Austin Herr, Ross Thompson and H. A.
Willard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

L0.O.F.-The Grand Lodge of0ld Eel
lows of Virginia at its session in Peters
burg yesterday, elected the following grand
officers: Grand master, A. a. Spnzer' o.
Richmond deputy grand master, A. B.
Bowering, of fredericksburg; grand warden,
\ E Whitehurst, of Portsmouth; grand
secretary, T. Wiley Davis, OF Richmond;
grand treasurer, John w: Ferguson. OF
Richmond; grand chaplain, Rev. G. Q. Van
derslice. of Petersburg: grand marshal, l..
A. Tucker, OF Richmond; grand conductor
c c. Wheat, of Stannton; grand guardian,
u R Strausbury, of Alexandria; grand
herald W. P. Francis, of Marion; grand
representatives to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge the United States, which meets at
Denver, Colorado, James B. Blanks, OF
Petersburg, aud w. E. Pearce, OF Richmond
The Grand Lodge adjourned YESTERDAY
evening, TO meet in Lynchburg on the hrst
Tuesday after the second Monday in April
1855 The Grand Lodge was rendered
grand banquet last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14
How women DifIer From Men.

At least three men on the average jury
are bound to disagree with the rest just to
show that they've got minds of their own ;
but there is no disagreement among the
women as to the merits of Dr. Perce's "Fa-
yorite Prescription" They are all unani-
nous in pronouncing it the beat remedy IN
the world for all those chronic diseases,
weaknesses and complaints peculiar to their
seq. 1t transforms the pale haggard, dis.
prited woman into one of sparkling health,
aud the ringing laugh again "reigns SUI
preme" in the happy household.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14
Human Calves.

An exchange says mine. tenths OF the
unhappy marriages result from human
calves being allowed to run at large in socie-
ty pastures" Nine.tenths of the chronic or
lingering diseases of to-day originate in i'm.
pure blood, liver complaint or bilousness,
resulting in scrofula, consumption (which is
but scrofula of the lungs), sores, ulcers, skin
diseases and kindred affections. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" cures all these.
OF Druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 14th, 1887.
NTOTICE-Un the first.by-J OF the ALEU-
N ANDRIi INNING, AlANUFA CTURING and
WAREHOUSE COMPANY, the fourth annual
meeting of the stockholders of that company will
be held on THURSDAY, the 9th day CT May
1887 at 1 o'clock p. m, at the office of Measrs
Burke & Herbert in Alexandria, Va.
By order of the Directory:
ap11 wtd L. w. EEID, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

RAILROAD DIFFERENCES is reported
mere that the differences existing between
tue r aud O. and the Pennsylvania rail
5lads ia some Of the Northern States has
extended to Virginia. and that in conse'
quence the through freight cars from the
southwest which have heretofore come over
the Chesapeake and Ohio road and been
transferred at Charlottesville to the Va
Midland, whence they were brought to this
city and sent By barge to Shepherds, to the
s aud O. road, will hereafter be sent 70
Hanover Junction, and from there run
through via tie R., F. and P. and the A.
and F. roadG to Washington. lis said that
over hundred cars which were billed to
come through this city via the V. NJ. road
are now at Charlottesville, where they will
ne rebilltd and cent around via Hanover
Junction, and brought here over the r., +
and P aad the A. and F. roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

SAD DEArH.-Herbert Henry, SON of the
late Geo. W. Henry, died at his home on
Pitt street, near King, ct 5 o'clock this
norniog of consumption, after long illness,
IN the 18th year of his age. The deceased
was young man of many virtues and was
beloved by all who knew him. He was
bright and Intelligent and but for the dread
disease which carried him off in the prime
Of youth would doubtless have made USE
iu citizen Several years ago he was en-
ployed in this office where he was always
found reliable and performed his duties
faithfully He afterwards became an ETH
Gent clerk in the Office of the clerk of the
Corporation Court where be continued till
few months since, when he was forced to
remain ut home on account of ill health.
de was member of the Alexandria Light
Infantry and Of Golden Light Lodge Good
!emplars, OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

CORPORATION CoURT-JNdqe N. b. Meade
presidiaQ.-Com. vs.. Fanny Black burn, con-
ycted OF grand larceny motion for new
trial overruled and prisoner sentenced ;
Judgment suspended for thirty days to APP
ply for writ OF error.
f. Francis vs.. K. G. Latham decree for
sale.
CITY Council vs. R. A. Robins; rule
against P. C. Dorsey to show cause for fail
u,e TO answer.
Iannon VS.. Uhler; suit revived in name
Of executor OF John Lannon.
W. F. Vincent vs.. j. w. Peake rule
against German Building Association No. q
70 show cause for failure to answer.
W. Rogers VS. J. T. Petty; motion to set
aside judgment argued and overru!ed.
Morris Desmond vs. w. c. Bremen, Jul
llus Blmgarten VS. August Henning and Z.
5 Stunkel VS. W. Cation continued for
Il c. Wright VS.. P. R. Fowle, E Land
street vs.. w. Cogan, c. King & Son VS. J.
NJ Peakc, same VS.. same and Hagerty Bros.
vs. E r. Clark judgments for plaintiffs:
John Louergan vs. J. f. Young, J. I. Cole
x Co vs.. f B. Cash and W. II. Muir vs.. A.
W Harris; causes dismissed.
Court adjourned till Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

COUPONS TENDERED. As stated III yes
ierdsy's GAZETTE The agents for the sale OF
coupons in this vicinity have determined
upon the course they are TO pursue in refer
ence 10 protecting such merchants and oih.
ers who use such coupons in the payment OF
Their licenses and taxes The agents have
received the necessary amount of bonds and
coupons from Richmond and those who buy
taem will tender them under the State law
knowu as coupon killer No. , That is,
ii,0ey will pay in monty the amount of the
license and also deposit with the treasurer
the amount in coupons. The latter will
Inen be taken to court for verifcatioD, and
90 being proved genuine the treasurer will
pay back the full value in money to the
persons who tende' g them. 1t Is learned
tuat several such tenders have already been
made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-14

The CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The first
public concert of the Alexandria Musical
Associaton-who were assisted by Miss
Flor ence Gri@e, soprano; Miss Clara Harri-
son, piano MIR. Gottlieb, flute MIR. Eek
stein, ETHER and Sig. Montanelli, mando-
lin-was given last night before an audience
that completely filled the Opera Houfe.
The programme was lengthy one--com-
prising 16 numbers, nearly every one being
encored Excellent as has been the music
given at their reheagsaIs, the Association
last night surprised even their most ardent
admirers by their precision and correct
method, while the recalls given the soloists
both vocal and Observation-Disclosures the
warm appreciation of the audience.
POLICE REPoRT-Last night was clear
and cool with one prisoner at the station
house
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following cases
Henry Smith, colored, arrested by officer
Mccain, charged with an assault on his
wife was discharged.
Elizabeth Lewis, colored, charged with
abusive language to Eliza Smith, was dis
missed.
Albert Dixon. colored, arrested by officers
Roberts and TIGER, for being drunk, was
fined 81.
PERSONAL essrs. O'Mesra, Fryer and
Carey, CT the Arrow Steamship company,
were 10 the city for short time to-day.
They say that every thing is going on
smoothly with the affairs of the company
and that they will soon commence opera
tons here.
Mr. II. s Price, who has been attending
college near Culpeper, is home on visit to
his relatives.
Miss Bessie Brown, of Cupeper is visit
ing Miss Carrie Price On Columbus street.
Officer Franks is confined to his home
By sickness.